‘Joey’ chokes back tears during shock school visit
RUGBY league Immortal Andrew Johns opens up about his experience growing up with bipolar disorder.
Sport
Golfers in pink take cancer fight to the green
The power of sport was on full display as a parade of pink took over Hervey Bay Golf Club’s greens
Unbelievable: Ipswich dad conquers epic 500km race
BLISTERS the size of 20 cent pieces on his feet. Swollen ankles. Just 10 hours sleep in five days.
Teacher is sweet and nice and ready to destroy
The classroom is empty, with desks and chairs sitting neatly in military-style rows facing a long wall of whiteboards underscored with a dark red cupboard
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Fraser Is expert fisherman shares secrets in new series
For Sean ‘Skip’ Thompson, standing with two feet in the water and feeling the sand between his toes with a rod in his hand is the best feeling in the world
Murdered man’s son speaks out about dad’s ‘heart of gold’
‘He was a very hard man, very staunch and took no bullshit but he had a heart of gold and he’d give you the shirt off his back’
FINAL DAYS: Last chance for a say on Great Sandy Marine Park
There are just 48 hours left to have your say on the future of fishing zones in the Great Sandy Marine Park
Hervey Bay still the benchmark in comp
THE battle for top spot in the AFL Wide Bay women’s competition was not meant to play out like it did on Saturday for The Waves.
Sisters have eyes on national swim titles
A pair of Hervey Bay sisters are on their way to national success, challenging each other all the way.
FISHING: Where to target whiting after Cyclone Oma’s wind
Cyclone Oma has made life difficult for anglers this week with constant strong winds keeping most people off and away from the water.
Wounded Seagulls searching for new president
Hervey Bay Seagulls are on the hunt for their third leader in four months after recently-appointed president Jim Russell resigned yesterday
Gorza guiding Matildas last line of defence at Cup
Mooloolaba’s John Gorza is relishing his role in preparing the Matildas for success in looming major international tournaments.
Dirt karts smoke up the track at Maryborough
DIRT kart action returned to Maryborough Speedway last Saturday.
Wave of beach safety education to help reduce drownings
SURF safety program aimed at immigrants from non-English speaking backgrounds in effort to reduce drownings on our beaches.
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